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David Morse (Actor)

A reliable and versatile character actor, and occasional lead in television and film for almost two... (Learn more)

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David Morse’s Milestones

1971 - 1977	Began acting on stage with the Boston Repertory Theatre
1978	Acted with New York's Circle Repertory Theatre
1980	Made feature debut in Richard Donner's "Inside Moves"
1981	TV-movie debut, "Our Family Business" (ABC)
1982 - 1988	Series debut as Dr. Jack "Boomer" Morrison in the NBC medical drama "St. Elsewhere"; made directorial debut with two episodes in 1987
1991	First collaboration with director Sean Penn on "The Indian Runner"
1995	Portrayed a Catholic priest in the one-person play "An Almost Holy Picture"
1995	Re-teamed with Penn who directed him in "The Crossing Guard"; earned an Independent Spirit Award nomination
1996	Played title role in the quirky romance "George B."
1997	Appeared as Jodie Foster's father in "Contact"
1997	Received critical praise for his performance in the play "How I Learned to Drive"
1999	Played a prison guard in Frank Darabont's adaptation of the Stephen King novel "The Green Mile"
2000	Acted in Lars von Trier's award-winning "Dancer in the Dark"
2000	Played Meg Ryan's kidnapped spouse in "Proof of Life"
2001	Portrayed the main character of Bobby Garfield as a grown man in "Hearts in Atlantis"
2002 - 2004	Cast as an ex-police officer turned cab driver in the CBS series "Hack"
2005	Co-starred with Dakota Fanning and Kurt Russell in the family drama "Dreamer: Inspired by a True Story"
2006	Played a recurring role of a detective on the medical drama, "House" (FOX); earned an Emmy nomination for Guest Actor in a Drama Series
2006	Portrayed a man dealing with the loss of his wife in "Nearing Grace"
2007	Co-starred in the thriller "Disturbia," a high-tech teen update of "Rear Window"
2008	Appeared opposite Dakota Fanning in Deborah Kampmeier's controversial drama "Hounddog"
2008	Portrayed George Washington in the HBO miniseries "John Adams"; earned an Emmy nomination for Supporting Actor in a Miniseries